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... join Butler in the siege of Richmond , in support of which contingency he ordered Sigel to advance from Harper's Ferry , join Crook and Averell coming from West Virginia , and destroy the Tennessee and Virginia and the Virginia Central ...
... join Butler in the siege of Richmond , in support of which contingency he ordered Sigel to advance from Harper's Ferry , join Crook and Averell coming from West Virginia , and destroy the Tennessee and Virginia and the Virginia Central ...
Page 142
... join Butler in the siege of Richmond , in support of which contingency he ordered Sigel to advance from Harper's Ferry , join Crook and Averell coming from West Virginia , and destroy the Tennessee and Virginia and the Virginia Central ...
... join Butler in the siege of Richmond , in support of which contingency he ordered Sigel to advance from Harper's Ferry , join Crook and Averell coming from West Virginia , and destroy the Tennessee and Virginia and the Virginia Central ...
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... join Grant before he learned that the river was impassable . Said Forsythe : " I shall begin this communication with ... join Sherman in the Carolinas . After reading these in- structions I said : ' General , you are going to join ...
... join Grant before he learned that the river was impassable . Said Forsythe : " I shall begin this communication with ... join Sherman in the Carolinas . After reading these in- structions I said : ' General , you are going to join ...
Contents
PETERSBURG | 181 |
THE VALLEY CAMPAIGN | 205 |
FROM CHATTANOOGA TO NASHVILLE and SavanNAH | 219 |
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